Logentries Reviews

SpectX is a powerful log analysis tool for data exploration and incident investigation. It does not index or ingest data, but it runs queries directly on log files in file systems and blob storage. Local log servers, cloud storage Hadoop clusters JDBC-databases production servers, Elastic clusters or anything that speaks HTTP – SpectX transforms any text-based log file into structured virtual views. SpectX query language was inspired by Unix piping. Analysts can create complex queries and gain advanced insights with the extensive library of query functions that are built into SpectX. Each query can be executed via the browser-based interface. Advanced options allow you to customize the resultset. This makes it easy for SpectX to be integrated with other applications that require clean, structured data. SpectX's easy-to-read pattern-matching language can match any data without the need to read or create regex.

Server File Activity Tracking – Audit who is creating, accessing and moving your files and folders. Track file permission changes. Alerts in real-time about critical file activity Malicious activity containment (Ransomware and mass file deletions, etc. Automatically stop threats to your Windows servers by calling PowerShell scripts so you can determine exactly what you want to have happen for each type of alert/threat. Examples of containment: Disable the user causing the threat Block the remote IP causing the threat Workstation File Activity Tracking: Audit who copies files to USB or other removable media. Track who uploads files via FTP or a browser. Block files being created on USB/removable devices. Notifications by email when a removable device connects. Active Directory Auditing – Keep audit logs and receive real-time alerts about important Active Directory changes, without having to deal with SACLs or Windows Event Logs. Server Authentication Auditing: Track authentications into Citrix sessions and Windows Servers. All failed logon attempts are reviewed. Workstation Logon/Logoff Tracking: Get visibility on logons/logoffs at workstations, including locks, unlocks and password changes.